I think most of the state was shocked to see the West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals issued an order last week reinstating the Hope Scholarship program two days after hearing oral arguments. Sure, the state Supreme Court agreed to expedite the case considering that more than 3,000 families ...

National 4-H Week was held this past week to recognize the importance of the opportunities for youth that build relationships, skills, and experiences that last a lifetime. The West Virginia University Extension Office once again joined in the celebration, with the theme ...

This year has presented many challenges including a war in Europe that’s uprooted the global energy market and left many feeling the impact of higher energy prices triggered by this massive supply and demand imbalance. While this event is occurring thousands of miles away, its impacts are ...

Last week, I felt more like a war correspondent as I reported on the front lines of the tax reform war of 2022, with Republican Gov. Jim Justice on one side and Senate President/Lt. Gov. Craig Blair, R-Berkeley, on the other side.Of course, this has been bubbling up since the beginning of July ...

Two events will be taking place today Saturday in Marshall County: the MEDC Harvest MarketFest at the former West Virginia Penitentiary and Archaeology Day at the Grave Creek Mound Archaeological Complex. At the Harvest MarketFest, which runs from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m., there will be more than ...

This spring as schools in West Virginia were completing their school year I had a sudden realization that members of the Class of 2022 were newborns when I graduated high school. Talk about a punch to the gut and a stark reality check that time truly flies! That prompted me, however, to dust ...